Around Town
The Lake Orion Horseshoe Club and it's members are active in the Lake Orion Community.
Check back here for information about events that LOHC is involved in and around town.
Check back here for information about events that LOHC is involved in and around town.
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We were fortunate enough to have an article put in the 2025 Spring Edition of the Orion Living Magazine. Our Club is highlighted in the Community Spotlight Section on page 49.
A big THANK YOU goes to Jenny Bhatti for making this happen! We are looking forward to a great up and coming season. Please check out the article below or click on the link to view the entire 2025 Spring Edition of Orion Living Magazine. |
We also want to thank the Lake Orion Review and Editor, Jim Newell for their support of our club. We are forever grateful for their unending support.
Please check out the latest article in the Lake Orion Review towards the bottom of this page or click on the link below to see it on the Lake Orion Review's website: |
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Club looks to add new members
By Jim Newell Review Editor LAKE ORION -- The intense focus, the unmistakable metal ping – followed by cheers from one side and groans from the other – is the sound of another ringer on the horseshoe courts. The Lake Orion Horseshoe Club is set to resume its 15-week season this spring and welcomes new players to join the club and participate in one of America’s oldest pastimes. Scoring during the 15-week season is by handicap so play is competitive for all, said Ron Price, president of the club. There are openings in the Tuesday night league, with sign up during a meet-and-greet at 7 p.m., April 25 at the horseshoe courts off Anderson Street across from Orion Township Fire Station 1. Cost is $40 per person with an awards ceremony and celebration at the end of the season. The Lake Orion Horseshoe Club was established in 1960 and is Michigan’s oldest horseshoe club. The club meets regularly on Tuesdays for practice and league competition and has some weekend tournaments. The club has also hosted the Michigan state doubles tournament for several years. While many people may have only played horseshoes in their backyards and are concerned about playing in competition, Price says the club offers instruction to help pitchers of all skill levels improve their game. The club also has several state champions to assist new members. Visit the Lake Orion Horseshoe Club website, www.lakeorionhorseshoeclub.com, or check them out on Facebook at Lake Orion Horseshoe Club. |